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Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE R. R. Co.
Condensed Schedule in effect June 5th, 1887.
Trains run by 18th Meridian time.
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fDaily except sunday.
Trains on Buckingham railroad branch leave
Bremo Bluff for Akron daily except Sunday ct
$50 am. and 6:52 pm. Returning, leave AKRON
daily except Sunday at 6:l3 am. and 02 pm.
No. will run through on Sat urdays to Nat
nral Bridge, stopping at all stations for flag,
arriving Natural Bridge Station, II. As IN.
No. will leave Natural Bridge Station on
Monday at 05 a. m ;, stopping at all stations for
flag, arriving a Richmond So IN. Sleeping
car on this train to Richmond Sleeping car
Will be open for the reception of passengers at
p. m.
Sleeping cars attached to trains Nos and 10
between Lynchburg and Richmond.
Express trains connect at East Lexington
with b. & 0. trains.
Accommodation train leaves Clifton Forge
at $50 p. m. Sundays, and arrives at Lynchburg
7.l5 p. m.
CONNECTIONs.-At Clifton Forge with c. e.
O. Ry for the South. West and Northwest At
Lynchburg with the N. q w. Ry. for all points
South, Southeast and Southwest " M Ry.
for all points North and South. At Richmond
with Associated Railways for all points in the
South, and r.. F. 4 p. r. r. for all points North
At Lexington with the h. s. o. r. X making
close connectiAp at Earper's Ferry to and from
Pjttsburg and Vie west also to points North
and East For further information apply to
II. I'll. PANNILL, Agent,
. r. MAC MURDOO. G A., Richmond, Va.
JaQg4
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RALrIMoRE & OHIO RAILROAD
Time Table in Effect May 29th 1887, until fur
thar notice:
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RAILROAD.

VALLEY RAILROAD.
S. F. TYLER. Receiver.
TIME TABLE-In effect August l. 1887.
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ID. Daily Mixed. All
Elk. Sun. Elk Sund Mixed.

+Connects at Lexington with B. q A. R.R.
Lynchburg and Richmond.
CONNECTIONS.
Train 40 connects at Harpers Ferry with
Fast Limited Express trains for Cincinnati, ST.
Louis, Chicago, and all points West, Northwest
and Southwest
g. RR for Lvnchburg Richmond and the South.
For rates, tickets, baggage checks, apply to
any office of the Il Il o. Il. R., or to c. K. DUD-
ROW, Travelling Passenger Agt, Staunton, Va.
w. NJ. CLEMENS.
CT LORD, Manager.
Gen. Pass. Agt.
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Harden d. Co.,

nLIVIER'S BOOK STORE.
lO3 EAST MAIN STREET.
Though our special reduction sale of Fishing
Tackle for the 18th of July cleared us out of the
greater part of our stock, still have on
hand a supply from which you can purchase
yourself an ample outfit at the most reduced
prices. If you have not already examined our
line of rods, which all ackno Wedge to be aston
ishingy low and excellent in style, don't fail
to call. Baskets, bait boxes, reels, and artifi
cial bait are ali il proportion.
AT the same time we would remind you once
more of the genuine Mexican Hammocks.
which we III Re Offering at such bargains, They
speak for themselves. If you want hammock
and look at them once, we need say nothing
more. They sell themselves.
Be sure before you start off on your summer
TIP to drop III and provide yourself from our
large stock of cheap literature. Books for
everybody. Don't forget us.
w. Il. OLIVIER,
july Cor Main and New 81.
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DAILY. !D.e1

:Hag't'n
Express. Express Accom-
No. 4 No. 2 No. 6.
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For many forms of kidney difficulty a
tea made of peach leaves is sure cure.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-08-11

40 Mi seea sunday 40
D. Pass. Daily. only
Elk. Sun. Elk. Sun. mixed.
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Net surplus to Policy Holders. C,462,2 90
This is the largest net surplus possessed by
any Fire Insurance company in the world
cash Assets. .I'u Zot,o3i.@o
Subscribed capital, payment of
which cannot be avoided under
the English laws S,203, 1900
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25
81 E. Second South Street,

1000. Five rods front by 1217 deep.
| Choice fruit trees; eleven rooms, brick
house and summer kitchen, cellar, force
pump, good water; east front; store room
on place, S0x35
Ia, 800. Ten rods, west front by ten
rods deep, with three houses on same.
| situated on Fourth East between Third and
Fourth South. An excellant investment.
! 5000. Thirty-four feet front on Seconu
South and ten rods back, with q plastered
sdobe nine-room house. Situated one andIa
hail blocks from Main Street.
| $500. A house of four rooms, pantry
and closets, eight rods north front by ten
RODS deep good orchard; house prepared for
Seventh South Street, being corner lot on
car line.
1900. On easy terms; house of six
rooms, nice brick, two porches and cellar,
all modern improvements; seven rods by
ten; corner lot Situated on East Ward
Bench. bargain.
500. New rustic house; adobe lined,
| porch, three rooms; on Second South, East
near Eighth Ward Square. good buy.
1,2OO: New rustic house of FOUR rooms
| Situated on Fifth South; car line, near
Eighth Ward Square. Can be had on the
| iustallment plan.
1000. A five-room adobe house; three
and half blocks east of Cliff House, in lot
| five rods by twenty, filed with choice fruit
mohd Hall. ,'0-'' '''-'
$500 Will buy a nice home 6x1O rods A
corner lot, good orchard, small ADOBE house,
Eleventh Ward, six and half blocks east
from this Office.
LOO Win purchase a cosy place, brick
cottage of three rooms; 3X10 rods, situated in
the TWenty-first Ward, one block north of
Brigham Steeet and near Catholic Hospital
z, 800 With which you can buy cottage
OF five rooms, hydrant water, etc 2<rods
front hU g rods ho0ly 4.
three blocks east from this office; barg4i
700 For two: A two room house, nine
blocks east from this office, 215 rods north
front by 20 rods back, fine orchard
1s15O VIII buy good comfortable home,
house of four rooms; brick; 8 rods east front
by deep, situated on State Road
loo Will buy two room and kitchen
brick house, s. rods east front by % rods
back, good orchard ten blocks from this
office; great bargain.
1900. A romantic spot, with two houses,
5S feet north front by 10 rods back; only two
and a half blocks west of the Cliff House.
1900. A nice home six room cottage.
; rods front, 10 deep, giving fine view of
the city and lake, Ons block south Salt Lake
Brewery; you want this.
$50. Here you ara for cheap property.
House of two rooms, rock cellar, shade trees
under cultivation; Twenty-frst Ward 21zx 0.
1.5OO. VIII buy q new brick house of
three rooms in the Eleventh Ward, 5 rods
east front, 20 rods back, eleven blocks east
OF Wasstch Corner, one half block south.
1900. If taken at once, house OF four
rooms being a corner lot in the Tenth
Ward, 5x1e rods one block south Salt Lake
Brewery.
$500 VIII buy a nice cot age of six
rooms, in lot OF 2 rods north front by rods
back; three blocks east of this office.
1,IOO With which you can purchase
four-room brick cottage, cellar, well, lot 2X6:
situated in Nineteenth Ward, two blocks
south and near Warm Spring.
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Heber J. Grant & Co.

Heber j. Grant d 20.
r This firm represents a large number
of reliable insurance companies. Among
these may be mentioned the popular
local institution, the Home, of Utah;
the Insurance Company of North
America, with assets of $4,000 900, and
incorporated in 1894; the Home, Of
New York, Americas leading fire COM
pany, and the Liverpool & London Il
Globe, with its assets of SIS coo 000 to
say nothing of the hundreds of millions
that would be actually available in case
OF necessity, as the company is
organized With unlimited liability of the
proprietors.
Grant & Co., have been engaged in
business many years and have a high
reputation for honorable dealing and
fair treatment of their patrons, and We
take pleasure in recommending them TO
our many readers.
CoALTER g. NELeRovE, the Salt Lake
Music Dealers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25
ESTABLISHED 1872,

I 1880. Here is g cheap place and long
time, good house of three large rooms aud
summer kitchen, fine orchard, city water,
AVN and shrubbery, situated in rear Of
Social Hall.
LOCO. Don't pay rent when you can
BUY brick house of tour ROBINS, lot 5X6
roes, In Pwenty-first Ward, for this money
1,OoO. Same here. you can buy a
three-room house in lot 5x2O rods, situated
in the Eleventh Ward nine and half
docks east of the Cliff House. 81
1000. A coy brick cottage, five rooms;
this VIII readily rent for $50 per month;
Seventh South.
1000 a good brick house of two
rooms and summer kitchen; lot 216x1O; op-
posite Catholic Hospital
900 VIII buy q small two-room adobe
house, lot 315xI0 rods; Nineteenth Ward,
between street car line and glass factory;
cheap property
200 a house Of nine rooms and bath;
all modern improvements; lot 215x10; 81
Fifth East. and between Second and Third
South; bargain
1900 5 X 20 rods with room house and
room house on same. On Fourth East
close by.
I,4O0 Convenient residence to business
centre-A loom brick house, 30 ROD kOnt
by s rods back good fence; water, es
30, 900 A most desirable props = on
Second South. viii rent to a good r. s. az
low figures for one year. Call and tn7esti-
gate.
FARMS FOR SALE.
1850 Five acres in the Nineteenth
Ward, in city limits, at 500 per acre. A good
$50 Two and a half acres in the Nine
teenth Ward, six blocks north of Temple.
Also 5-acIe lots an the Drive, near and
around the Park, at from $500 to $500 per
acre.
1900. Seventy acres. good water right,
one and half miles from city limits; small
house on same.
1900. Twenty acres over Jordan, half
mile from city limits.
1900 100 acres OF fine farming land
over Jordan, well fenced; flowing artesisn
well; five miles west this is desirable pro-
perty; house of six rooms on place; stable
and sheds.
10000. 1870 acres of choice land, we'll
fenced and all under cultivation, with two
brick houses on place; about two miles
southwest of this Office
500 acres over Jordan at SIS per acre
five miles east of the city.
, We have number of farms in all parts
north, west and south OF the city-at prices
that cannot be compared.
BUILDING LOTS.
600. 5x2O, situated ia Fifth Ward, two
blocks south D. & r. G. Depot
1900 Five acre lot below Liberty Park
in good cultivation; a good bargain.
300 SO rods, east front by 10 rods back,
fine orchard. Twelfth Ward, six blocks east
of Main Street; cheap property.
400. Two whole IOts, containing 215
acres OF land, in Nineteenth Ward, near
Nicholas Sampling Works: a bargain.
1850 Two acres, . rods front by 10
back, on Eighth South and Ninth East Call
early tomorrow if you want this.
Ten rods front bp 10 deep, on Tive fth
East Street, orchard Just starting; desirable
piece of property.
S in ali parts OF the city and county. Car
Z to investigate. Our aim is to please
listed show a very small proportion of our
Ou around.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25

Mr.. Atkin IS young man, ambitious
and energetic, and Is pushing his bust
ness rapidly. One feature of his bust
ness is the stock Of fruits and vegetables
constantly kept on hand and replenished
daily from the Utah and California
markets. A stock of general merchan-
disc consisting of provisions, grain and
-four, groceries. dry goods, hats an
caps, boots and shoes, gents furnishing !;
millinery goods that would please the
eyes of the most fastidious; dress goods,
ribbons laces and other necessities too
Vulnerable to mention are kept in great
variety. A circular issued by Mr.. Atkin
not long since and scattered broadcast
throughout the country will give one
better idea of the business he
conducts. We append it below:
Obi We Nephites! and inhabitants of
Southern Utah, if you have your own
interests at heart you should call at the
cheap cash store, Main Street, Nephi,
Juab County, and secure some of the
many bargains offered in every line.
Gents suits are being sold from SIS to
$40. Bows suits from S2.75 to So. Over
coats from s. to SIS each. Our stock of
dress goods, velvets, trimmings, fannels,
Linseys, gents furnishing goods. etc. is
complete, and offered at prices to suit
The times. Our motto: Small profits
and plenty OF them Wis welI-known, & i
the people know where to buy goods
cheap for cash. We are paying the
highest market price for grain, eggs,
chickens and butter, and endeavor to
please all. GEORGE ATBIE, JR.,
Proprietor.
Mr.. Atkin has not been resident OF
Nephi but a short time, during that
time. however, he has built up an ex-
cel.en trade and it is only the forernn-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25
THE PIONEER BUILDERS.
Operations by the Taylor, R0mney,
Armstrong Company.

With the prosperous building move
ment which has existed during the past
year, the Taylor, Romney, Armstrong
Company has naturally been more
prominently ideritiied than any other
institution, owing to its having the lead
in this line Of business. The immense
stock the company carries, and the
heavy capital it has invested in. its
business enables 1t to command lion s
share of the building patronage, and
the standard class of work that is
always done by the Taylor, Romney;
Armstrong Company, is the best evil
dence of the facilities it has at its COM
mand.
THE SEASON PAST
has been busy one with the firm, and
as the results of its enterprise and skill,
some very handsome monuments are
left standing. Foremost among the
buildings which the firm has either
erected or had a hand in erecting tn e
past season, may be mentioned the fol-
lowing:
The Eldredge Building.
Residence of A. Miner.
Residence of Joseph F. Smith.
Residence of o. P. Arnold.
Residence of George NJ. Cannon.
The firm has received 400 carloads OF
lumber this season alone.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25

a. =. WHITE,
Real Estate and Loan Agent !

want to have that will SELL
popularity and that
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25
THE SEASON PAST

Z oALrER & SNELGRovE, the Salt Lake
Music Dealers.
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C on is
Daily Republican., 1887-02-17

The barn Of Andrew Spar, near
Smyrna. was destroye by FIRE last
Monday morning, with its contents,
Consisting OF four mrles. Two horses,
four cows, wheat drill, wagons. plows,
harness, some ten ton, Of hay and lot
OF straw snd fodder The building WAS
Insured for $500 in the Kent Coui ty
Mutual, while The loss in estimate at
$4,000. 1t is supposed thsi The destruc
ton was CAUSED by an incer disr5 but
Mr.. y has no clue to the perpe.rator o.
the viilainous act.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-17

a one as ours, reduced to
81 cents.
We've added to the re.
duced lot two patterns hand.
some Lace Stripes at 10
cents and Ia4 cents, which
you should see.
All our thin white goods
are in handsome assortment.
Buy your Muslins and
Sheetings now; this Is our
big muslin month; all at
wholesale prices, cut to
suit you.
A lot of Dress Buttons, all
colprs; Brown, Blue, Black
and Garnet; regular price
1a3 cents per dozen; now
two dozen for 10 cents.
WIN. B. SHARP & co.
Fourth and Market strssta
Daily Republican., 1887-02-17
WM.B.SHARP eco.
Fourth and Market sh'

In the rush and hurry Of
Christmas trade, we over
looked our Silk Umbrellas;
everybody said Glorias were
the thing, and OF course we
sold Glorias, yet Silk I'm
brellas are good and dressy,
an every way nice umbrella
for either lady or gentleman,
the abuse Of them oftener
giving them a harder name
than they deserve. Ours
we're bought especially for
Christmas, and we didn't
sell them-now we're going
to-and this whole Christ
mas lot left over goes down
one-half and one-t hir d.
There's many beautiful han,
dies, stylish handles and
neat handles OF different
woods and ivory; all with
paragon frames-some of
the silk better than others,
but the lot making a very de-
sirable bargain chance for
you-Silk Umbrellas don't
have to be used in Christ
mas times.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-17
HARRY HART,
TIE n. Y. CLOTHING MFG. 90.
No. BIG Market Street.
IN CHANCERY,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY,
l. Or
REAL ESTATE.

Sy virtue OF n rent wed order OF The Court o!
Chancery OF the Stat OF Delaware, In and for
New Castle County, made At the September
term, A. d.. 1885 OF said court, " III be q pos
ed TO public sale, at he County Court House,
In tins city II Wilmington,
ON TUESDAY,
THE I'D DAY OF OBITUARY, A. D., 1877
Attn O'Clock .. m,
The following described real estate, to wit
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of lant
Situate In Christiana Hundred New Castl,
County and State of Delaware, bounded ant
described as follows, TO wit:
Beginning at thec 'rner formed by the inter
section of the east side of BAncroft's roz with
the southerly side ofthe WI min zton City RAJ
way, thence along said fside of said railway
south "a degrees east, 10 perches TO n ktake
corner rfa loi CONVEYED TO VIM. Scott theme,
by new line DIVIDING this from said lot
south "A degrees, west perches and $40 Of
perch TO stake in a line Of other land OF thu
said William Scott, thence thereby no th Il
degrees, west l6 ptrches and 70 100 OF perch {,
a post Al the side OF Bancroft's road afore
said, and thence thereby north 20 degrees, cas-
perches and 8-l0 to the place Of beginning
containing eSsquare perches OF land, be tn
same more or lees, with u 2-story frame DIV ell
Ing thereon erected.
Attendance will be given and terms mad
known at the tiR, and place aforesaid, By
VICTOR DUPONT, Trustee.
Or by his Attorney,
Attest: J. M. Housman, Reg. G. q. fit
Daily Republican., 1887-02-17
Death of Mrs. Snauax

Representative William u. Smalley's
wife died al the residence of Der hus
baud IN White Clay Creek Hundrf ,
near Christiana village, about z O'Clock
last evening", of Bright's dises Sc.
Sue was daughter of Walter
b. SeuthRate, of Christiana, and was o
very estimab.e Christian woman. she
has been Ill for long ii ne, preventing
her husband from attending 70 his leg
isIatiye work.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-17
q. grounds :. Georgetown in new

cent grounds at Georgetown in new
trustees.
Mr.. Medill offered the following reRo'
luton which vas unAI imousIy adopted;
WHEREAS, This House having heard
this morning Of the sffiiction Of W. r.
|Hmalley, member OF this House, In the
death Of his wife,
Resolved. That We tender TO our fell
low member In this his hour Of bereave'
meut our hearsfe Il sympathy.
Mr.. Mulligan offered . joint rssolu
tion OF adjournment until Wednesday
morning 1t IL O'Clock. Adopted.
Adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-17
2 26.inch, in ham m ered silver ha
dles. IS, reduced TO a.

The balance of all our
quilted satin and cloth skirts
we would rather sell at a
loss than pack away-tbey
were late coming and late
going, but the styles and
Qualities are good.
8 Grey Cloth Skirts, braid.
ed and pinked in blue and
red, IS cents; reduced to so
cents.
6 Grey Cloth Skirts,
trimmed with pleating and
bias folds, $I.25 down to 81.
E Black Sateen Quilted
Skirts, $I.5o do xn to 81.
| S Cloth Skirts, Trimmed
with Pleating and Braid, 81
down to $3.50.
S Quilted Satin Bottom
and Cloth Top, 81 down to
$3.50.
6 Quilted Satin Bottom
and Sateen Top, So down to
I$2.25.
| S Quilted Satin Bottom,
Finished with Pleating and
lSatcen Tops, 81 down to s..
| 2 Quilted Satin Bottom,
Felt Tops, IS down to 81.
! 7 Black Serge Skirts,
Pleated Bottom with Bias
Fold, at $2.75 down to sIso.
i Anovelty in Madras Cross
/ Stripes tor window and halt
window curtains-N a w,
Garnet and Bronze comb
!; rations-low tones nice for
chamber curtains, IS cents.
4 We've routed out another
lot of Huckaback Towels
Jail red borders they will
Iget GU. Of our sight if not
promptly handled; there's
too many in the lot-but a
good, generous towel, all
n Pure Linen, 25-inch wide,
E 4S-inch long, IS cents from
l3I cents.
Barnsley loom Damask
Table Linen, nearly two
J. yards vide heavy weight.
splendid styles and finely
l finished in double damask
heures-a most excellep,
d Ioffering-a buyers benefit
Us cents down to 50 cents
IAN ordinary plaid liner
81 would cost you the same
Fl think of the difference.
Il Remnants of Table Linen,
6. piled on the end of the
T., counter; look them over
I'D to 3 yards in each.
N Fancy Turkish Towels II
Pinks, Blues ard Bronze.
Q tor tides and scarfs.
Il Plaid Muslins--oyer 5000
sold in a week,-.car
you find elsewhere as goo,
Daily Republican., 1887-02-17

The Earnest Workers." juvenile
mission AIRY society Of the Union M. E.
church, will give an exhibitor of reel
t.tions, dialogues and music in the lee :
tnre room OF said church this (Thurt-
day evening, commencing at 80
O'Clock. The admission viii be free,
bat q basket Election will be taken D,
Daily Republican., 1887-02-17
JOHN P. ALMOND { CO.,
Eighth and Market Streets
| DMINISrRATUK'S sALn
ZEAL ESTATE.

h -Ow-
REAL ESTATE.
BY virtae Of the authority contained 10
the will Of Michael D0Ugherty, deceastd
will DO exposed TO public sale at the County
Court House, in the city OF Wilmington, on
THE 24Tu DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. d., 81,
NJ D O'Clock p. m.
Tho following described real estate, with q
story brick house tn steon, being the prop.
erty OF tho raid Michael uougherty. dec'1.
situate IN the city Of wilnip gton, sforesaid
and bounded and described as follows u
VII: Beginning at stake On the westerly
eide OF Windsor street, between Seventh
snd Eighth streets, alta d istanee OF IS feet
from tho northeriy side of Seventh street,
thence westerly along the northerly side
Of feet wide alloy ana parallel with
Seventh street IS feet 70 the eAsterly side OF
another4 feet wide alley. thence lsug tn q
side OF said alley, northerly and parallel
with windsor street II feet Q Inches 10 &
line Of land, thence with said line easterly
and parallel with seventh street 50 feet "a
said side Of Windsor street, thence thereby
toutherly IL feet inehes to the place Of pe-
ginning.
Attendance will DO given and term,
made known ct tho timo and place aiore
SAID by JOHN DOUGH
Adnr. ID. y. N. q. L. A,
UIoed3s or by n Is attOfHey
Daily Republican., 1887-02-17
The Great Show AID the Big Talk i
Creates

Ever slpce the existence Of this paper
We have made it a rule to give credit to
him TO whom credit 10 due, and II the
public will go where this directs they
Will be pleased they noticed this arti
ole. We have been suthoriz I'd to say
that Mr.. Po8iermaker, proprietor OF
the Great Western Meat Market, At 5OT
King ttrsef, will sell the fuess "show
beef" at prices that will Xstonish 5 on.
Give the des erving butcher ca l..
Daily Republican., 1887-02-17

Duur.Iu Yah 1R-Rvars. thu omer
esncy man. who Was shot and wound Cd
e. e~hrsh.d ruocci,.htsr. ~ RaIlvCa,
49, ~
on monony h&nts mas uioo 'tom
iniof'ss. oonnics ocouIfou sy
10 exscuta \ numhay NJ a victiou ORDER
go -.-s - sS-si. ~ "a Dtr.i.
. .ssrr.s 80. ..n,. Ks,,v TN
people Darrtcaoed the roads, IN some
cases building stone walls Aoroee them
The police were 1t first driven AWAy
aud comualled r. retrest. Thew re-
S....sS M ~, .h...sd -,th hstcr,
'ot~Cc snu snou oussk~ ~
snu Ciuvou hlnoe uPou sno Y.pe,
compelling tnens euter sevefo stsuSgi1
70 give wy. 4 number OF men and
women we're injured.